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LINCOLN — She lost her 2-year-old son in 2011 after a semi hit their car on Interstate 80.
Now a Bellevue woman fears she is about to lose a chance to hold the truck driver accountable.
Jennifer Brock said Tuesday that she's been told by Lancaster County prosecutors that they won't file a felony charge of motor vehicle homicide in her son's death. She has now set her sights on Monday, when the deadline expires to file misdemeanor charges.
"All we want is a tiny bit of justice," Brock said.
Lancaster County Attorney Joe Kelly called it unusual for an investigation into a fatal accident to take nearly 1� years. But he also said Tuesday that his office had not ruled out potential charges.
"We haven't made a final decision," Kelly said. "We are going to soon."
The 53-year-old man behind the wheel of the semitrailer truck that day was on probation for second-degree murder in Delaware, a prison official confirmed. But the official said Delaware law prevents him from releasing probation terms or details about the murder conviction.
Kelly said the driver, Leamond Pierce of New Castle, Del., had a valid commercial driver's license at the time of the crash.
The collision that took the life of Aidan Curry occurred shortly before 5 p.m. on Dec. 3, 2011, as he and his family were on their way from Lincoln to their home in Bellevue.
Robert Curry, the boy's father and Brock's husband, was driving a 2006 Toyota Camry on Interstate 80 east of the Waverly interchange. His wife and their 1-year-old daughter also were in the car.
Curry kept his speed down because he had just merged onto the highway and it had been snowing. He was in the right lane when the Toyota was struck from behind by the semi, according to an accident report by the Nebraska State Patrol.
The impact of the collision pushed the left rear of the Toyota forward and crushed Aidan, who was in a child-restraining seat. He was declared dead at a Lincoln hospital.
Curry suffered a broken shoulder blade. The mother and daughter were treated for minor injuries and released.
Neither the semi's driver nor his passenger was injured.
The initial report does not estimate the speed of the two vehicles. A subsequent accident reconstruction report, which Brock said she obtained from the State Patrol, said the Toyota was moving at approximately 35 mph and the semi was going about 60 mph at the time of impact. Seconds before the crash, however, the accident reconstruction expert said, the semi was traveling at 69 mph.
Subsequent information obtained from data chips in both vehicles confirmed the speed estimates, Brock said.
The speed limit at the location of the crash wasn't clear at the time, Brock said, but it was either 55 mph or 65 mph. It is now marked 55 mph.
Either way, the semi was going too fast, especially when the slick roadway was taken into account, Brock said.
The trooper who investigated the crash noted no evidence of drug or alcohol use by either driver.
The driver of the semi was not arrested or ticketed.
Attempts to reach Pierce for comment were unsuccessful.
At the time of the crash, he was working for United Distribution, a Wilmington, Del., trucking company. Pierce no longer works for the company, said Thomas Locher, an Omaha attorney who represents the company.
"It was a very tragic accident, but I will tell you our investigation suggests that he was not at fault," Locher said.
The trucking company has cooperated with the State Patrol investigation, Locher said. He added that it was his understanding that a decision had been made not to file criminal charges in the case.
Throughout the investigation, Brock said she and her husband have been in regular contact with prosecutors.
Last July, the couple were told the evidence did not support a felony charge of motor vehicle homicide.
Prosecutors said they had an ethical obligation not to file charges unless they were confident the charges could be proved. They could not prove her son would have survived the crash had the semi been moving slower, Brock said she was told.
"We argued we should take that to a jury and let them decide," Brock said.
Kelly said all potential charges remain on the table. New information developed by reconstruction experts will be considered as a final decision is reached.
While they are quickly approaching a deadline for misdemeanor charges, the statute of limitations for felony motor vehicle homicide is three years, Kelly said.
In the months since Aidan died, his parents have created a charity that provides stuffed animals for first responders to give to children in auto accidents. They also are working to educate parents on proper child-restraint use while also providing upgraded seats to low-income families.
Now, they are waiting for a resolution to the investigation.
"The easy thing would be to let this go," Brock said. "But as parents and citizens of this state, we're not going to do that."
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So this is my first week at this and I'm just not sure if I'm eating correctly. Here's a little background. I'm in my 40s, I've been fortunate enough to have been able to eat pretty much anything and not gain too much until the last few years. The weight started coming on and I didn't know how to change my eating habits. So I tried low carb for awhile and it worked but it's not sustainable for me. So here I am...Anyway, now I have a fear of eating too many carbs which is silly but I want this challenge to work. Here's what I ate yesterday, can you please give me feedback on whether it's too much, too little etc? Oh and I'm 5'6 and wiegh 166.
Breakfast 8AM after workout - 1 egg and 1 egg white scrambled in spray Pam with two mushrooms and two green onions for flavor and one whole wheat crumpet (Trader Joes 90 calories, zero fat, 19 carbs, 3 protein)
10:30AM - protein shake with 1/4 banana, handful of blueberries, 2 Tb nonfat Greek yogurt 1/2 c 2% milk and 1 scoop whey powder (25 g protein)
lunch 12:30 - 1/2 cup shredded cabbage with 10 popcorn shrimp (plain not breaded) salad with a tiny bit of olive oil & vinegar plus 1/2 turkey sandwich - Dave's killer bread (1 slice) hummus, sliced turkey & salami.
Snack 3:30 - banana protein muffin
DInner 6:30 - salmon, asparagus and grapefruit-quinoa salad.
Whew, so much food! I feel like it's too much. Thanks for any feedback.
Only 2 things struck me as unusual -- (1) most peoples' portions of eggs are more than 2 (3 or 4 whites), and (2), is salami anywhere on the approved lists? It seems like the fat content would be really high.
In terms of carbs, it doesn't look to me like you're overdoing it. Remember, some carbs are chemically necessary for the muscle-building process, and muscle-building is an integral part of how this program works.
Mina Koi,
Your meals look pretty good. It is definitely not too much. You are right about carbs, It is very normal to be afraid of them but there is no need. Complex carbs are essential for many reasons. I would stick with this and see how you feel and what kind of results you are getting. If you are tired and have low energy add some more. You should never feel hungry either. The only thing I would add to this is more veggies (green leafy ones, peppers and cucumbers and such) and lots and lots of water, more than you think you need.
Keep up the good work and keep us posted on your progress :)
Oh thank you both! No salami is NOT on the approved list...but I hate to waste food (just joking, I won't do it again). I will add more egg whites (although that did seem to be the perfect amount of breakfast) and I will add more greens. I have been drinking soooooo much water. I'm very excited about all this and I will post my progress and read more of the forums to try to learn everything. It's a whole new adventure!
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Brian Stann: A former Navy linebacker, Stann graduated in 2003 and went on to serve two tours in combat overseas. He received the Silver Star for his leadership in battle in Iraq. Read more
John Dowd: The senior offensive guard for Navy is a native of Staten Island, N.Y., and was 11 years old on 9/11. On Sept. 11, 2010, Dowd ran onto the field for a game against Georgia Southern carrying an American flag that had previously been flown over special-operations bases in Afghanistan, raised at the World Trade Center site, and will be returned to Ground Zero for the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Read more
Ben Bertelson: The junior baseball student-athlete and management major at Air Force was in his fifth grade classroom in Midland, Texas, when the events of 9/11 occurred. Read more
Andy Berg: The current assistant men's ice hockey coach at Air Force was a junior at the Academy during 9/11. Read more
Randee Farrell: Farrell was the senior captain of the Army women's soccer team in 2001. She currently is a marketing officer for the university and the officer representative for the women's soccer team. Read more
James Flowers: Flowers was coach of the Army softball team when the events of 9/11 occurred. He retired from the athletics department in 2009 and witnessed his recruits take on a greater sense of purpose and a greater pride wearing the West Point uniform. Read more
Charles Wynne: The current director of image management and strategy at the NCAA national office worked for the public relations staff for the U.S. Air Force. Wynne was at the Pentagon on 9/11. Read more
William Walker: The vice director of athletics at Air Force is also a 1983 graduate of the Academy. Read more
Brian Lorusso: Senior Cadet Brian LoRusso grew up on Long Island and was barely a teenager on Sept. 11, 2001. He is the captain of the Army lacrosse team that also includes his younger brother, Larry. His two older brothers, Nick and Kevin, also played on the team. The international and comparative legal studies major will graduate a second lieutenant and, depending on where he is stationed, could see combat. Nick and Kevin have served in Iraq and Afghanistan, respectively. Read more
As the nation prepares to acknowledge the 10th anniversary of 9/11 this Sunday, NCAA.org asked select student-athletes and staff from some of the Association's service academies about how the tragic events of 2001 affected their lives.
Student-athletes either from the graduating class of 2002 or 2003 talk about the immediate impact of 9/11, and current student-athletes who will be graduating now after the death of Osama bin Laden reflect on 10 years of post-9/11 life. Also, staff who were at their schools 10 years ago offer their perspective on both then and now.
The vice director of athletics at Air Force is also a 1983 graduate of the Academy.
The applications to the Academy went way up in the first few years after 9/11. That day certainly had an impact on the kids who were here. It changed the way we look at our jobs.
The traditional role of the Air Force evolved into a special-operations type of mission and counter-insurgency. It immediately changed the mindset of the Cadets. Kids who come here now were around 8 to 12-years-old when it happened. The kids absolutely know what they are getting into when they decide to come here. They know it is a different type of Air Force than when I was a Cadet and graduated. These guys know they will be deploying a lot and that will be tough on their families. This is a much more expeditionary Air Force than it was. It's been that way for 10 years, and everyone who comes here knows that.
I graduated in 1983. I was on the wrestling team. Before I came to the Academy (as an administrator) – and I had just gotten here when 9/11 happened – I was a commander of the First Helicopter Squadron out at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington, D.C. I flew twin-engine Huey helicopters. When the Pentagon was hit, it was near the helipad. I landed on that helipad literally hundreds of times.
When 9/11 happened, I wanted to do more than I was able to in Colorado Springs. My unit did a tremendous job, and I was very proud to see how they did on that day. My unit was there for immediate-response support for national security and continuity of operations plans. You felt helpless being here at that time. I knew so many people doing so many things that day.
I remember on 9/11 that I went for a run that morning. I was going back into the gym. I heard something on the radio about a plane that just crashed into the World Trade Center. I thought I remember hearing that it was a Cessna plane. I remember thinking that it was pretty weird for something like that to happen. It was still big news. I just couldn't figure out how a Cessna could be that far off course. Then when the reports started coming out that it was an airliner, and then the second one hit. I went into the athletics director's office.
We had the television on, and we just stood there watching. I saw some helicopters from my unit flying around in the background on some of the news reports. It was a helpless feeling not being able to contribute.
The Academy was locked down. This is a huge tourist attraction. That changed instantly. We couldn't let people on the base, and that had a huge impact on the Academy and the athletics department. That's the minor stuff.
As far as the Cadets went, 9/11 was the topic in every single class, whether it was chemistry or softball. We were all breaking in new ground. Everyone knew they had a serious commitment. Those Cadets all wanted to step up to the plate.
We had a huge increase in applications the next few years. My generation wasn't around when Pearl Harbor happened. From hearing my parents talk, I know people were mad that we got violated and everyone wanted to step up.
The applications have tapered off in the last few years, but it is still higher than it was before 9/11.


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Now she's a wife and a mom and working at what she calls her 'dream job,' playing Giovanni Ribisi's wife and Martin Mull's daughter-in-law on the new FOX sitcom, "Dads."
"This is my dream job for a multitude of reasons," Vanessa explains to Steve Edwards and Maria Sansone on Good Day L.A. The biggest reason is her son with husband Nick Lachey, Camden John Lachey, who turned one year old on September 12.
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She is an American television personality, television host, fashion model, and actress. Minnillo was also named Miss Teen USA in 1998. She has been a New York-based correspondent for Entertainment Tonight and hosted Total Request Live on MTV.
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About Division 15: students
Because in psychology there are no borders
IAAP Student Division represents 15th division of the IAAP (International Association of Applied Psychology). IAAP, the oldest international association with individual membership in applied psychology, supports and encourages an international approach to student research and student professional orientations.
Student division was created during the year 2002, and was formally approved at the General Assembly of the IAAP in Singapore, August 2002.
The first president of the Division was Pedro Neves, 2002-2006, followed by Kristina Potočnik, 2006-2010.
Every year a large number of students subscribe to follow Psychology studies worldwide. For example the Australian Psychological Society reports an 78% percent increase of psychology students from 1991 to 2001 (see http://www.psychology.org.au/publications/inpsych/popular/). However, not all of them make it through and start a successful carrier, either as practitioners, researchers or academians.
We do believe that an early involvement with the profession of psychologists can be a crucial factor for the future development and success of the students who are lured by the beauty of psychology. Therefore, it is important for students, for us, as to have international exposure and experiences. It is central for our growth as scientists to start networking with colleagues from all over the globe and getting in touch with successful professionals.
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On the final two courts, Wichita State earned two more wins. Ostojic swept Avery on court five, 6-0, 6-0, and Gutierrez defeated Bates on the final court, 6-2, 6-0.
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Oh my is that scrumptious looking. I copied and pasted the recipe, gonna have to try them, Nice job.
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I love this. I'm going to have to try making it myself. Thanks for the recipe. :o)
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reading this makes me hungry, this looks sooooooo yummy. I'll try this one, thanks :)
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Hmm this looks great! Although there's a shop nearby my home that sells this... I've got to try to make it myself one day :) instructions copied!
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Great, thanks for the recipe!
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Can I use honey im place of syrup? honey
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In reply to your question, Anonymous, the thing with the syrup is that it is absorbed into all the layers ofthe sweet. If you use honey, it won't be absorbed. You could water down the honey, I suppose, but it really wouldn't be the same.
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I really must try to make this!! I've used philo dough for apple streudel...but some of your tips here would even help me make that better!! Yummm! Thanks!
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This sound great, I am definitely going to try it. Thanks AB
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CHILDREN from Goathurst Pre-School paid a visit to the Christmas Tree Farm, Secret Valley, near Enmore for a festive treat.
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Speaker Series is an organization that brings inspiring individuals to campus that educate and entertain you about their passions.
Upcoming Speakers
Tuesday, February 25th
Katie Linendoll
Reeve Ballroom: 227, 7:00 pm
Katie Linendoll is an Emmy Award winning TV personality, writer, tech expert and global tech consultant.
In those roles, she spends as much time on her laptop as she does in the field. Whether she's challenging IBM supercomputer/know-it-all Watson to a game of Jeopardy!, jetpacking over the Pacific Ocean or on a deep sea diving trip to spear the eco-destructive lionfish (custom underwater cameras in hand), it's all in a day's work for Linendoll.
Known for her quirky expertise and high energy, Linendoll, a writer and contributor for The TODAY Show, is one of the most in-demand tech experts in the country. She has contributed to CNN for the past five years and is currently in the process of shooting a innovation series for Huffington Post. Former host of All Access Weekly on Spike TV, her broadcast credits also include Fox and Friends, CBS News, The Nate Berkus Show, ABC News Now, ESPN and more. She researches, produces and creates her own segments.
Publications such as Fitness Magazine, Forbes.com, Parents.com, Oprah.com, Yahoo! Finance and others have consulted Linendoll's expertise. She has written more than 60 pieces for ESPN.com, and contributed to Marie Claire, Shape Magazine, People Magazine, Fitness and other publications.
As a former technology host at HSN, Linendoll was responsible for more than $20 million in sales for the network. She has also participated in media projects with Dell, HP, Hyatt, IBM, Cadillac and Lincoln and leads speaking engagements across the country.
Linendoll has been tech-minded since childhood and earned her networking certificates before graduating high school. She received her bachelor's degree in information technology new media from Rochester Institute of Technology, and went on to launch her professional career with ESPN. At age 22, she won an Emmy Award for her work on SportsCenter. She moved on, and a few years later, received another Emmy nomination as the tech host of A&E's We Mean Business.
Linendoll has interviewed hundreds of celebrities, CEOs and sports stars, including Jim Carrey, Rob Zombie, Stan Lee, John Cusack, Eli Manning, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, RG3, Ethan Hawke and more. She introduced Google Glass to the NFL via the St. Louis Rams (a piece that went viral), detoxed (and survived!) in digital rehab, won the Guinness World Record for performing the most "high fives" in 60 seconds and shared a stage with Lady Gaga—all in the name of tech. She also serves as a technology consultant and has co-designed two apps.
When she's not working, Linendoll is a committed fan of WWE's Monday Night Raw—in fact, she's never missed a single episode. She volunteers regularly with NYC Candlelighters, a non-profit that serves the families of children who are undergoing cancer treatment.
Advance tickets are available with a Titan ID, starting Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at the SLIC Desk. Tickets enter you into a raffle for a one of several great tech prizes and reserve a seat up to 15 minutes prior to the start of the event. Only one ticket available per Titan ID. 15 minutes prior to the start of the event, remaining seats will become available for the general public, if they are available.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Reed Timmer
Reeve Ballroom: 227, 7:00 pm
Specializing in severe weather forecasting, survival and research
Having intercepted over 250 tornadoes and a dozen powerful hurricanes during the last decade, Reed Timmer is well-known as the most successful and extreme storm chaser in the world. Not only is Reed one of the few people in existence to document both an F5 tornado, and the most devastating hurricane in U.S. history (Hurricane Katrina), but also graduated with a PhD in Meteorology from the University of Oklahoma in 2009.
Reed's "hands-on" experience with a vast assortment of hazardous weather and natural disasters, as well as his extensive education in the science of meteorology, have made him one of the world's most respected experts on severe weather forecasting, safety, and survival. Reed is a strong advocate for extreme weather and disaster education, and conducts storm spotter seminars for the National Weather Service, emergency managers, and the general public.
Growing up in the ever-changing climate of West Michigan, Reed's passion for extreme weather has dominated his life for as long as he can remember. His illustrious storm chasing career began at the age of 12, when he destroyed the family video camera in his front yard while being pelted by quarter-size hail in a severe thunderstorm. At the age of 18, Reed decided to pursue his ultimate dream, and enrolled at the University of Oklahoma to study meteorology and chase storms in Tornado Alley.
As a star on Discovery Channel's Storm Chasers in 2008,Reed became the first person in history to capture High Definition video inside a tornado. The eight episode series had a record 19 million viewers during the 2008 season, and was one of the highest rated shows on Discovery Channel.
You may have also seen Reed on Discovery Channel's When Nature Strikes in fall of 2008, which featured his intercept of Hurricane Ike on Galveston Island as a deadly 15 foot storm surge threatened their position on the sea wall. Reed has also appeared on all major news networks, including Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer, CNN with Wolf Blitzer, CBS, NBC, and The Weather Channel.
Reed is CEO of Weather Fusion, LLC and Extreme Tornado Tours, LLC, offering forensic meteorology and consulting services, extreme weather media, and storm chasing tours. His tornado, hurricane, and blizzard footage has been licensed to over 100 production companies and television networks since 1997, and has been seen by 100s of millions of people worldwide on television, internet, and mobile video devices.
Meeting times: Mondays at 6:00 pm in Reeve Union 214
University Speaker Series provides a tremendous opportunity for leadership and campus involvement for students. University Speaker Series is a committee responsible for providing informative, educational, and/or entertaining programs of interest at little or no charge to the campus and surrounding community.
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4:31pm Thursday 5th December 2013 in News By Will Lodge, Senior reporter
FIREFIGHTERS have set two more strike dates.
Fire Brigade Union members nationally will take industrial action from 6pm to 10pm on Friday December 13 and Saturday December 14.
This is the fifth and sixth strike since the end of September.
The union is taking action over plans to increase the retirement age of firefighters from 55 to 60 because of concerns about fitness.
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Porsche, Mercedes, Lexus and Audi -- all prime targets for high-end car thieves and carjackers, especially on the Main Line, where suspects struck twice this week.
"Obviously everyone's concerned about it, "driver Joe Devanney told FOX 29 News outside the Villanova train station Friday
First, it was a Mercedes taken from a man at gunpoint at a Bryn Mawr retirement community.
Then, it was a Porsche Cayenne, carjacked from a woman at the Villanova SEPTA station.
"He walked up, opened the passenger's door and used specific language I won't repeat and told her to get out of the vehicle," explained Radnor Police Lt. Andrew Block.
Police caught a break overnight when the Porsche Cayenne was recovered after a tipster spotted it in a parking lot near the Hilton Hotel on City Line Avenue in Philadelphia.
"We're looking for any type of evidence, such as fingerprints or some type of DNA, that may have been left behind by the person operating the vehicle," Block said.
Police are also checking surveillance cameras from surrounding buildings for video of the suspects.
The carjackings on the Main Line came just a week after a similar incident in Warrington Township, Bucks County. There, police say a couple in a new Mercedes was tapped from behind by a car at a traffic light. When they got out to investigate, their luxury car was taken right out from under them.
Police are trying to determine if this could be a ring of carjackers taking luxury cars to be shipped overseas.
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Police in Camden County are asking drivers to be alert after two carjackings since this weekend along one city street.
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"These are the buzzwords that people see frequently in media, so they're reflecting what they read and hear," says Lewis Howes, author of LinkedWorking: Generating Success on the World's Largest Professional Networking Website. "They automatically go to these words because they think it's what people want to hear. Really, though, everyone is using them, and you need to find a way to stand out.
The United States isn't alone in its affinity for buzzwords, though. The U.S., Canada and Australia all overuse the phrase "extensive experience," according to LinkedIn. Brazil, Spain and India excessively use the word "dynamic," while the U.K. overuses "motivated." For France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, the number-one overused word is "innovative."
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Read through your profile. Are you guilty of using too many buzzwords? If so, remove them and start your profile from scratch, focusing on the simplicity of what you say. When you're finished, ask yourself if a 12-year-old would understand the basis of what you do, says Howes.
"The key is to use simple words to tell others who you are, what you're doing and how you can help others," he says. "That's the message you're trying to convey, so keep it clean and make sure it's easily understood."
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Texas Judge Warns Civil War If Obama Is Re-Elected!
Description: "Texas Democrats are calling for the resignation of a Republican elected county judge who warned this week that the nation could descend into civil war if President Barack Obama is re-elected. "It's really up to Judge (Tom) Head to do the right thing and resign and stop embarrassing Lubbock County," said Kenny Ketner, who became the county Democratic Party's chief Monday. "I wish we were getting worldwide attention for something better than a crazy county judge," Ketner told CNN. "But what are you going to do?" There is no recall process for Head's office in Texas, Ketner said. Judge's 'Civil War' remark outrages Dems The county's Republican Party chief, Carl Tepper, accused the Democrats of "opportunism" and said he had called Head and left him a message offering "moral support." "I don't agree with him, but everyone has their opinion," Tepper said. "I can respectfully disagree with him and he can still be an elected official."" - CNN
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